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Spider-Man 2 follows the same storyline as the blockbuster feature film, and places the gamer into the web-slinging, web-swinging world of the Manhattan metropolis. Gamers will visit locations and relive encounters taken directly from the film, from the Statue of Liberty to the Daily Bugle offices. It was only two years ago that shy Peter Parker discovered his super hero, alter ego Spider-Man. Now he's in a fight for his life and will have to use his skills and wits to survive a new, formidable foe. Spider-Man 2: The Game follows the crime-fighter as he battles the villainous, multi-tentacled
What's New
Version 1.1:
- fixes some graphics issues and adds native support for Mac Intel computers.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later.
- Spider Man 2.
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Spider-Man 2 follows the same storyline as the blockbuster feature film, and places the gamer into the web-slinging, web-swinging world of the Manhattan metropolis. Gamers will visit locations and relive encounters taken directly from the film, from the Statue of Liberty to the Daily Bugle offices. It was only two years ago that shy Peter Parker discovered his super hero, alter ego Spider-Man. Now he's in a fight for his life and will have to use his skills and wits to survive a new, formidable foe. Spider-Man 2: The Game follows the crime-fighter as he battles the villainous, multi-tentacled Doc Ock.
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Anonymous reviewed on 19 Nov 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Nov 2004
For instance, you can't go all over the city without interruption, you are limited to 5 or 6 small, distinct, areas which aren't seamlessly connected.
The side plots (where you save people and foil plots and rack up points) are pathetic and basically absent.
The system of webslinging is apparently dumbed down compared to the console.
There is so little challenge to this game that with the exception of a few transition elements, simply pressing the attack button over and over again will defeat the enemy without any real effort.
What ultimately pisses me off the most is that the company that ported this game CLEARLY leveraged their relationship with gamesites to prevent previews and reviews before the release. Then, in another diabolical sales move, they paired with Apple to offer the game to .Mac members only 33% off for a couple of weeks. The demo was made available to .Mac members only which limited the exposure of online comments considerably.
Follow that up with creating a Demo that has all the feel of a crippled demo (which is pretty standard) and you had no idea that you were shelling out cash for an extended version of the Demo. Honestly, play the demo and that's the game...with slightly different scenery, slightly different villains, and slightly bigger arenas occasionally.
The PC/Mac version was made for children and should have been marketed as such. Not doing so, in effect riding the success of the console sales, is negligent at best.
The publisher new this game sucked and very carefully marketed this product to get as much as possible out of the sales before word got out.
Unless you are 5, this game is quite possibly the worst game I have ever played. Which isn't saying much because I've only played Unreal Tournament, Starcraft, Warcraft and Halo.
Plz Answear me.
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Nov 2004